Polls Archive

• Just whistling past the graveyard. Commissioners can read the writing on the wall, but are hoping against hope that things will turn around. Postponing decisions won't change what needs to be done (36%, 42 Votes)
• I would prefer it if conference commissioners were talking more openly about options, like a late start, conference only games, or spring football (33%, 39 Votes)
• Makes sense. There will be pro sports (theoretically) in action by then, and we'll have a much better idea if contact sports are going to be a reality for collegiate sports (31%, 37 Votes)

Start Date: July 6, 2020 @ 6:22 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• No. I can't see a scenario where I would want to put myself and/or my family in a crowd of 50,000 ... or even 25,000. (40%, 101 Votes)
• Still undecided. We're edging closer to a plan for fans in the stands, but I'm not sure if I would go to a home game, or even if going to a game will be an option this fall (36%, 91 Votes)
• Yes, there will be fans in the stands, and I expect to be there (or I would be there if I lived in the area/could afford tickets) (24%, 63 Votes)

Start Date: July 5, 2020 @ 4:58 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That Olsen had almost two-dozen Power-Five offers, including most of the Pac-12. Olsen has more Power-Five offers than CU's other four commits combined ... a good trend (45%, 107 Votes)
• That he is a Colorado kid. While CU needs to mine California and Texas to be competitive, you don't like to see quality in-state recruits leave the state - this is a good get! (43%, 102 Votes)
• That Olsen looks like a ready-to-play-as-a-freshman talent. CU needs as many skill position players ready to go as possible, and Olson fits that bill (12%, 27 Votes)

Start Date: July 4, 2020 @ 5:59 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• "Conference only schedules" - Reducing the schedule to nine games will buy schools time, while still producing a legitimate conference champion (45%, 60 Votes)
• "Moving the season to spring" - Hate to see it happen, but with all of the unknowns, collegiate sports will need an extra four months to figure things out (and get better treatment options) (32%, 43 Votes)
• "A delayed start" - The way things are going, schools may wait until November to get going on a delayed (and perhaps truncated) schedule (13%, 17 Votes)
• "Playing all 12 games as scheduled" - It may not be in front of many (or any) fans, but college football needs to be played ... and will be (10%, 13 Votes)

Start Date: July 3, 2020 @ 7:16 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm okay either way, but there should be uniformity. The conference and/or the NCAA should step in and make some universal guidelines about reporting positive tests (36%, 54 Votes)
• No problem with that. You are dealing with privacy issues here, and as long as protocols are maintained, schools can decide for themselves what information to release (34%, 52 Votes)
• I don't like it. It's unfair to other athletes, the student body in general, and the local population to withhold information. Athletes need to be able to make informed decisions about their health (30%, 45 Votes)

Start Date: July 2, 2020 @ 5:09 pm
End Date: No Expiry